Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
rats are getting very independent. sad

| AA~1f VI -NN--~cbas gave 1OlA-c ID tOt
 council to-day that m Monday he would
 introduce bill mC yiaS the capital to | Phenix.
 PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 15.-A. R.
 Durkee, a ship owner of this city, has inst received a letter miMOntevIdeo,
 South America, stltng that the cholera
 prevails to sn alarming extent on the upper kio de la Platt, including all the towns aboveMOnteyideO,b both ID | ruguay and the Argentine Republic. Hun dreds of parsons are dying daily.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, January I4.--From the San Pablo, which arrived to-day, it IS learned that three French WAT ships under Admiral Riennier. who has his | flag on the Turenne, are reported 10 be cruising along the China coast near Puckiung for the purpose of making reprisals for the outrages sgaInst Pokai and Monksi.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA A D. Der of prominent wholesale lumbeS v, sr- l chants and mill owners O. thIs coast neld meeting to-day to discuss their inter ests and to form 8 pool to regulate and reduce the production of lumber, and consequently to keep prices up. The sImber business was thoroughly dis cussed at the meeting today. All were of the opinion that something should be done st once, A committee was ap- pointed to submit plan of action to renoyate the business. The committee will report at c meeting to be held in a few days.
 PREsCOTr, AriZ, January l5.-The democrats in joint council last night resolved to employ DO clerks other than those authorized by Congress, VIZ: two for each! House. nor incur any Legislative expense exceeding the appropriation oi the government for that purpose.
 The council bill repeating the anti Mormon test oath law of last session passed the House o-day, g to l--WOres. republican member from Pima, voting in the negative.
 STOCKTON, January I5-A boy named Marshall was shot and killed here, scci dental Fly. this morning. by a companion, while duck hunting.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January I5-ONein k Cc.'s Golden Gate Flint Glss5 works, at V est Berkely, were totally destroyed by ire yesterday. Loss, S20,0OO with a small insurance. The fire is believed to be iuceadiary, as the night previous the watcLmsn had discovered and extin- guisLed fire in the rear of the build ing.
 The striking carmen a. meeting held last night, adopted a resolution offering q hundred liars reward for infOrma- tion that will lead to the apprehension and convection of the perpetrators of the dynamite outrsges,
 A dispatch was received in this city from Gov. Torres, governor of the Mex ican state of Sonora, denying the report that he is, or has beeIi, afflicted with the smallpox He also denies tha. the dis ease is epidemic In Sonora
 THERE HAUrE, January 15.-The Terre Haute distillery was burned here tbis morning. entirely destroy ing the building and contents including 10000 bushels of corn, sixty-6ye thousand gallous O! high wInes and twenty thou sand gallons of low wines. The loss is one hundred thousand dollars; insured at S7O.000. James Hugent, vaichmsn. IS supposed to have been burned tO death in the ruins
 BERLIN, JaEuRty l5-The dissolution of the Reichs;sg has taken no party unav sres. Preparations for new cleo ton hsvs been actively proceeding ever
 ince ,he decision of the military com aissiJn showed that the defeat of the covel nmeut was inevitable. The num- ter of seats likely to be severely con- ttsto is estimated at fifty. Of these. | thirE SIX are held by progressists and | fourteen by the center party. All the o:hr. seats are considered to be firmly | he!d The fourteen seats of the center | party Shich are imperille1, a.e situated | in uthern GsTmany and were formerly | he'd 5y nationals and liberals. The gov ! ernnent may wln them back Cnder the | prss.u. of patriotic excitement which | Is m lnIng nigh in the southern stat, &, but he general opiuiOn continues to be | Hgaiust the chances of the government | obiGiaing a m'InrIty, Whatever may | re the 5tsUl', the government will ad- | here to its original demands. + the 1 coming RiscL-tHg confirms the dec son of | 'ha lsst one. Prince Bismarck may ig-
 uore that body and apply to the sepG- | rate legislatures Co sanction an increase
 of the army. This course IS indicated
 10 the passage If his speech in which he
 rem: aded the Reichsisg that the em.
 peror Is always able Hs king of Prussis
 10 Eppegl with confidence tO the Prus-
 sian parliament for means to guard tbe
 sathnrland, or he may try for period
 10 rule without budget, trusting in the
 end to obtain a vote of indemnity.
 WAsHISGroS. January 15.-SensioI
 Stanford gave hIs reasons for voting
 against the inter state commerce bill ID his recent speech iu the Eeuate. SenatOl Williams summed up his ObjectiOus tC the bill as tOllOws: "It destroys tho moral advantage Of San Francisco as [ con, ,peting point. l believe the etfec
 ol the bIil will te tO put up rates OI through freight and thus take lus' .' much money out of the pockets of Cali toruIa shippers than they now pay. am convinced that this bill will be [ positive injury t) cur people. therefor, . 1 am against i;.
 SAS FEANCIsco, Jan. lJ.-A specia
 uegtIpE e tho board of supervisor ,o.k ulace thi5 morning for the purpos
 of considering the earmen's strike RE
 to devise means for preserving th !, peace of the city. The following resOld iion was adopted unanimously. WHEREAS. the recent outrAges com \ mitted ID this city and county 10 th D use of explosives, are wholly uDJustIiil b'r and staGp the perpetrators c ' vicious and criminal, devOid of all hJ , man feeliaEa, and whose punishmeI z shculi be swift, sure and tH-cIv' and
 WHEREAS. the lives and safety of ou s cltzens have been and will be imperil ' ei If the reckless and cowardly nc z committed in this city arc permitted occur, now therefore
 RESOLVED. that his honor, the mayo
 be and he Is hereby empowered 10 oil a reward ID the sum of i've hundrs
 dollars for the arrest and convictiCn e any person who engages in making manufactures, or who carries, convey
 uses or discharges any explosive to e danger the lives or property ot o' n citizens, and also for the arrest and cn yiciion of any person who has engage |, 10, IDS gated, encouraged, pariieipsi' ., ID or committed sry s1oh act le Los ANGELES, January l5-Esmi M
 ieAu. 0 Los Angeles pioneer, and -i most prominent citizen, died here n 1s morning, of Brishts disease, aged Dc years, leaving estate valued at hall CT million. He was the proprietor of
 Nadesu Hotel and the largest vineya ld n the vOrld-seventeen hundred scr
 He leaves a wife, two sons and t'
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